Rechercher
to set on
[phrase form: set]
01
mis en marche
to attack someone aggressively, either physically or verbally
02
mis en marche
to command an animal to attack another individual or entity
Exemple
The angry protesters set on the politician, shouting insults and accusations.
The bullies set on the young student after school, causing him great distress.
In the heat of the argument, they lost control of their emotions and verbally set on each other.
I witnessed a disturbing incident where a group of kids set on a classmate, and I had to intervene to stop it.
When the security guard tried to intervene, the shoplifters turned aggressive and set on him, trying to escape with their stolen goods.
